Numerous Utah News Items Across Monticello and Ogden
A typhoid outbreak is reported in Monticello due to bad sanitation. Other items note a Frovo man fined $25 and jailed 50 days for fishing Utah Lake, school Closures in Hurricane and Beaver counties from smallpox, and Olof Sandlers to be repatriated to Sweden after a sprained ankle. Additional notes include beet grower meetings, sheriff association plans, Midvale railroad prospects, and a Major irrigation project near Moab.
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Monticello
Frovo
Utah Lake
Hurricane
Beaver County
Olof Sandlers
Ogden
Sweden
O. W. Jensen
Brigham City
East Lake City
Sheriffs’ Association
Utah
Midvale
Salt Lake
Commercial Club
City Council of
Helper
Balt Lake
Chemiat
Old
Ulatah
South Myton Bench
William Riley Cole
Ear Fiest
Joseph Smith
Nauvoo
University of Utah
Board of Regents of
University
United States Bureau of Mines
Gurithe K. la Barthe
Priestness
Salt Lake City
la Barthe
Denver
State Board of Health
George Rader
Bavis
Weber Counties
Fort Douglas
Famed Crime Spree and Notable Deaths Stir Headlines
A cascade of reports spans robbery at Edward G C Roberts Butte safe with about 850 dollars. a Portland electrician kills his wife then himself. Governor Shafroth calls for American Apple Congress in Denver December 15 to 17. Salt Lake Commercial Club opens with 6000 in attendance. murder convictions in Wenatchee and Trenton. fires at Winthrop Beach Boston. Astor hosts New York newsboys. calamities in Alaska and New Jersey.
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J G. William Hassing
Portland
Mra Hassing
Classing
Shafroth
Colorado
Denver
Albany
Y. Lawlor
Butte
Salt Lake
Commercial Club
Hella
Totten
Wenatchee
Winthrop Beach
Boston
Young's
William Waldorf Astor
New York
Astor
John Sears
Rey Anazll Armstrong
Annie Armstrong
Trenton
Prince William Sound
Alaska
Gypsy Queen
Robert Schick
Carstow
United States
Lafayette Young
Carroll
Dolliver
Bob Matthews
Snowden
Pensacola
Gull Point
Mla
Simon Fruthin
Cleveland
Diaz Plagues Blaze and Mexico Peace Plea Declared
A dispatch from New York quotes a telegraphic message from President Diaz of Mexico denying revolutionary aims by Francisco I Madero. He cites riots in Puebla, Gomez Palacio, Parácuaro, and Ciudad Guerrero suppressed by police and federal forces, asserting national tranquility and warning against sensational press reports. The message stresses business interests and foreign safety, noting government support and army discipline.
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New York
Diag
Mexico
New York American
Meslro
Francisco I Madero
Puebla
Gomez Palacio
Paral
Ciudad
Republic
Waare
Fifteen Rebels Killed in Chihuahua Engagement
In a Sunday clash near the city from 9 AM to 2 PM, 600 federal troops routed 400 rebels, driving them from strong positions into the mountains. Rebels suffered fifteen killed and many wounded. no federal fatalities, but several, including three officers, were wounded.
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Chihuahua
Population Reaches 103 Million in United States and Possessions
Census figures released show 103,992,577 people in the United States and possessions. nationwide totals for Alaska Hawaii and other areas place total at 93,971,648 for the core regions. New York Chicago and Philadelphia rank among the world’s ten largest cities, and eight American cities exceed half a million residents.
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United States
Possessions
Washington
Alaska
Hawaii
Guam
Samoa
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington Cannon leadership battle unsettles party forces
It is generally understood that opponents of Speaker Cannon will seek to deny him minority leadership at the next session. However, the movement to deprive him of this role has already begun, and the outcome remains uncertain as party power shifts.
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Washington
Cannon
Congress
Nouse
Joe
King George Forms Privy Council Amid Parliament Crisis
King George announces a privy council for Monday as Parliament nears dissolution. The step aims to show royal resolve, reassure the country, and avoid partisanship while uniting principal British statesmen for a final judgment on the crisis and the course to pursue.
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London
Privy Council
George
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a quick cure for various stomach troubles. It claims relief within five minutes and digestion of any food, with a large 60 cent case available at local drug stores for chronic dyspepsia, indigestion, gastritis, and related symptoms.
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Pape
Palatable Barber Soap Dispute Sparks Yonkers Stir
A Yonkers platea man argues over the use of corn meal soap on a face. The Victim suggests adding milk for better taste, creating a domestic dispute element in the report.
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Yonkers
Platea Man
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Lancater
George Bohm
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Kiev
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Quebec
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Francesco Madero
King George
Taneyhill Company
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Oklahoma City
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Harry Stuckley
Mauch Chunk
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